158 pages ; 22 cm

Chapter 1 is introductory; with no claim to originality, it analyzes the main features of the political and intellectual setting of the ninth century in Carolingian Francia. Chapter 2 explains the origin and traces the main lines of the controversy on the Trinity. Chapter 3 analyzes the relevant writings of Gottschalk. Chapters 4 to 6 analyze the refutation of Gottschalk by Hincmar in his major work, ʼDe una et non trina deitate. Chapter 7 acts as a conclusion, as it draws some theological lessons for today and tomorrow from what was discussed in the ninth century

Includes bibliographical references (pages 7-8) and index

Foreword -- Bibliography -- Some relevant dates -- The ninth century -- The controversy -- Gottschalk's Schedula -- Hincmar's De una: structure -- De una: argumentation -- De una: appendices -- Lessons of the controversy -- Epilogue -- Index

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